Drum Castle - Garden & Estate

Fortified cluster of ruined stone buildings with a long history, in a dramatic clifftop setting.

"The bar offers local beers, Scottish whiskies and spirits accompanied by a menu of bar snacks and hearty Scottish dishes."

Cosy rooms with free Wi-Fi and English/continental breakfast in a quaint country cottage. Set in a stone cottage overlooking the village of Braemar and the surrounding countryside, this quaint B&B is a 14-minute walk from Braemar Castle and 4 miles from the 19th-century sporting lodge of Mar Lodge. The 5 cosy rooms have en suite bathrooms, and come with complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Children stay free with an adult. Full English or continental breakfast is served in a warm dining room; evening meals and packed lunches are available. Other amenities include bike rental, free parking, and a drying room for outdoor clothes and boots.

Long, sandy shoreline backed by rolling dunes & wetlands, with nature trails on a wooden boardwalk.

Nestled in the heart of Braemar, this charming 19th-century lodge boasts tartan decor, stunning views, and hearty Scottish fare in a cozy setting.

Castle with turrets, gargoyles, 16th-century painted ceilings and ancient, great yew hedges.

Scottish Baronial-style mansion & summer home of the royal family, with a ballroom art collection.

Simple dorms & private rooms in a down-to-earth hostel featuring bike storage & a shared kitchen. In a quaint town surrounded by the Cairngorm Mountains, this down-to-earth hostel in a low-rise stone building is a 1-minute walk from a bus stop and a 6-minute walk from the contemporary art exhibits at the Larks Gallery. Simple mixed-gender dorms sleep 6 to 8 guests and feature en suite bathrooms, bunk beds and reading lights. Private rooms provide flat-screen TVs. Complimentary hot drinks and cooking ingredients are available in a casual shared kitchen. A relaxed guest lounge/dining room has a breakfast bar and a fireplace. There's bike storage.

"Self-catering cosy cabin accommodation in the scenic village of Braemar, located in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park."

"Follow The Sheep 🐑 to find us in Aboyne! The Black Faced Sheep is the oldest Coffee House & Restaurant in the Deeside valley, since 1990. We also have a shop packed full of beautiful furniture, gifts and Scottish homeware, carefully chosen to bring a little elegance and country into your living space. The "Highland Chic" style is the heart and soul of the business and is very unique and famous in Scotland....even members of the Royal Family have been in! We still bake all of our own cakes and bread! Our Ham & Cheese toastie and delicious Bruschetta's can not be missed. A visit to The Black Faced Sheep is a MUST if you are in the area, it is a unique hidden gem....look for the Black Faced Sheep to find us!! Hope to see you soon. xx"